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s 4.06

Additional affidavits to be filed before hearing

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Part 4Creditors’ petitions

4.06 Additional affidavits to be filed before hearing

(1)

Before the hearing of a creditor’s petition, the applicant creditor must comply with this rule.

(2)

The applicant creditor must file an affidavit that:

(a)

states that the documents required to be served under rule 4.05 have been served, and when and how they were served; and

(b)

has attached to it a copy of the documents that were served and proof of service in relation to the documents.

(3)

The applicant creditor must file an affidavit, of a person who has, no earlier than the day before the hearing date for the petition, searched, or caused a search to be made, in the National Personal Insolvency Index, that:

(a)

sets out the details of any references in the Index to the debtor; and

(b)

states that there were no details of a debt agreement, about the debt on which the applicant creditor relies, in the Index:

(i)

on the day when the petition was presented; and

(ii)

on the day when the search was made; and

(c)

has attached to it a copy of the relevant extract of the Index.

(4)

The applicant creditor must file an affidavit of a person who knows the relevant facts that:

(a)

was sworn as soon as practicable before the hearing date for the petition; and

(b)

states that each debt on which the applicant creditor relies is still owing.

(5)

If a debt stated in the petition is an amount payable to the applicant creditor under a judgment of a court that ordered the amount to be paid into the court, the applicant creditor must file an affidavit:

(a)

of a person who has, not earlier than the day before the hearing date for the petition, searched in the proper office of the court; and

(b)

that states whether the amount of the debt (or part of that amount) has been paid as ordered.

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